According to Wind data, as of 20:00 on July 13, 657 A-share listed companies had disclosed their performance forecasts for the first half of the year. Among them, 319 companies had an advance increase, 21 had a slight increase, and 83 turned losses into profits, with a forecast ratio of over 60%. Remarkably, a total of 147 companies have exceeded the minimum net profit limit for the first half of the year of 2025, such as leading companies in the Chinese shipping industry, Jiang Bolong, and Tianci Materials. The “report cards” of more than 650 listed companies for the first half of the year showed a major characteristic: performance expectations are no longer a “one-man show” for emerging industries; many traditional industries are facing a clear recovery in prosperity. On the one hand, AI stories are “written” into the profit reports of listed companies, forming a complete AI profit chain from chips and storage to optical fiber; on the other hand, the prosperity of traditional industries represented by chemicals, non-ferrous metals, and shipbuilding has increased markedly, highlighting the resilience and innovative vitality of the Chinese economy. If you look at the price-earnings ratio calculated by expected performance, 118 companies that have disclosed their earnings forecasts have price-earnings ratios of less than 20 times, of which more than 20 have dropped to single digits.

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